I have a question in the settings of the d-link router, I have a lease time setting and I don't really know what it is for, I should give it at zero or as much as possible, I have neostrade 640 I still have the keep alive tab and there I have 10 minutes, that's how much it should be?...

for 24h - standard, you don't have to worry about its value, it will work with any

For settings, see wikipedia: MTU stands for Maximum Transmission Unit MRU stands for Maximum Receive Unit Understanding the meaning of these parameters requires a good familiarity with the PPP protocol

lease time is the default IP lease time by a computer in the network, if a given computer exceeds this time, it sends a request to DHCP for the possibility of extending the lease

so how much should i set it to max or minimum?

cool and what are mtu and mru? how much is it supposed to be?

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#1 3396965 02 Jan 2007 17:06

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I have a question in the settings of the d-link router, I have a lease time setting and I don't really know what it is for, I should give it at zero or as much as possible, I have neostrade 640

I still have the keep alive tab and there I have 10 minutes, that's how much it should be? what is it for?
well, unfortunate mtu and mru how much is there supposed to be here?
will you help?
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lease time is the default IP lease time by a computer in the network, if a given computer exceeds this time, it sends a request to DHCP for the possibility of extending the lease
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so how much should i set it to max or minimum?
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for 24h - standard, you don't have to worry about its value, it will work with any
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cool and what are mtu and mru? how much is it supposed to be?
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For settings, see wikipedia:
http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neostrada#Configuration_parameters

MTU stands for Maximum Transmission Unit

MRU stands for Maximum Receive Unit

Understanding the meaning of these parameters requires a good familiarity with the PPP protocol
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